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Intaglio Print A print depicting the Great Wall of China, extending over hills and mountains and into the distance. 15 (1/8)” x 11 (1/8)” Printed by: Matmanivong Hong Kam Donated by: Matmanivong Hong Kam Johnson Arts Center 2^nd Floor, Room 229 [Teaching Tool; Internal Use Only]

Intaglio Print A print depicting the face of a cat with dark whiskers and blackened eyes. 6 (7/8)" x 9 (5/8)" Printed by: Cathy S. Christian Donated by: Cathy S. Christian Johnson Arts Center 2nd Floor, Room 229 [Teaching Tool; Internal Use Only]

Painting A painting depicting the crest of the Greek organization, Chi Omega. The crest is flanked by laurel leaves, depicting a budding flower, a skull with crossbones, and an owl. The Greek letters of the organization are painted in red, and four other Greek letters are painted in black ink. Dimensions: N/A Artist: Unknown Donor: Unknown Denhart Hall Third Floor, Hallway

Lithograph Print A print depicting a bird's eye view of several chickens bending their heads over three large eggs. 10 (1/4)" x 12 (3/4)" Printed by: Bernice Roseu Donated by: Bernice Roseu Johnson Arts Center 2nd Floor, Room 229 [Teaching Tool; Internal Use Only]

Lithograph Print A print depicting two smiling little girls, who both have short hair and appear to wear identical clothing. 15 (1/8)" x 20" Printed by: Catherine D. Wrought Donated by: Catherine D. Wrought Johnson Arts Center 2nd Floor, Room 229 [Teaching Tool; Internal Use Only]

Print A print depicting Christ leading his Apostles onto a beach. Christ appears to be pointing at a large fishing net. Beside the Apostles are several baskets of fish, and behind them are a boat, and a large body of water. 36" x 29 (1/8)" Printed by: D. Kortliny Donated by the Carthage College Womens Club, 1976 Siebert Chapel 1st Floor, East Narthex

Silkscreen Print A colored print depicting several circles within squares. Both the circles and the squares were printed in variating hues of purple and blue. 11" x 14.5" Printed by: Peggy S. Hubmann Donated by: Peggy S. Hubmann Johnson Arts Center 2nd Floor, Room 229 [Teaching Tool; Internal Use Only]